Power on: Garmin Vector 3 Battery Life

Garmin Vector 3 battery life probably isn’t top of mind now years after the Garmin Vector 3 pedals were launched and also after Garmin’s new power products were released. That said, I expect these and other Garmin power pedals to have excellent shelf life and be worth more second hand than for instance the Favero Assioma pedals. The reason is …

Triathlon Races Close to You

In the age of flight shame and of simply not travelling halfway across the planet to participate in your favourite kind of event – triathlon – it’s handy to know what goes on close to where you live. Sure, racing in wonderful locations is great, too, but most of us don’t have the time or the funds to always go …

How to Sync “Strava” with Relive Without the Direct Sync

As beautifully explained here Strava has crushed it’s ties to Relive and it’s apparent from the comments, that Strava needs to sharpen up. As DCRainmaker points out it’s your activity data to do with what you want. If (and that’s a big “if”) we can assume that your data isn’t created using the Strava app, but for instance with a …

How to Sync Your Garmin Connect Data with Anything

The fitness tracker market has been going absolutely nuts over the past 10-15 years. The range of apps available is amazingly large, whether they support specific devices or just cater to certain regions or sports. Either way, you can’t expect to be able to use just your preferred single app to connect with everyone you know, who’s using whichever app they …

4 Reasons Strava Segments Will Make You Train Better

Recently I’ve changed how I train ever so slightly. From being focused on intervals, distances, and training times I’ve started to focus on variation in terms of where and how I train. Just yesterday it really hit me how phenomenal the Strava Segments are at enabling this. With this my 5 reasons I train better with Strava Segments – and …